The District serves 65,000 retail customers and 55,000 wholesale customers for a total population of 120,000. Its sole source of water is from underground aquifers, water-bearing strata of permeable rock, sand, or gravel. No surface water, desalinated water, or recycled water is used.
The District has a total of 32 (30 active) wells, which together provide a maximum production capacity of approximately 30 million gallons per day (mgd), with a total water right capacity to pump up to over 60 mgd. Its water network comprises 256 miles of water mains and 13 water tanks, with a total storage capacity of 27,300,000 gallons.
GIS Technician for the District Kevin Wyckoff said: “InfoWater’s power and simplicity allow engineers and GIS professionals to work synergistically and reliably share critical modeling information.
“The software’s seamless ArcGIS integration, rich functionality, and comprehensive modeling capabilities make it a real value for our District. It will help us address critical planning, design, operational and water quality issues with maximum effectiveness while optimizing our capital improvement and sustainability programs.”
Unlike competing products, InfoWater’s innovative network modeling technology addresses every facet of utility infrastructure management and protection — delivering the highest rate of return in the industry.
Built atop ArcGIS (Esri, Redlands, CA) and winner of the ArcGIS for Desktop Based Application Award, InfoWater seamlessly integrates sophisticated predictive analytics, systems dynamics and optimization functionality directly within the powerful ArcGIS setting.
From fire flow and dynamic water quality simulations, valve criticality and energy cost analysis to pressure zone management and advanced Genetic Algorithm and Particle Swarm optimization, the suite comes equipped with everything water utility owner-operators need to best plan, design, operate, secure and sustain their transmission and distribution systems.
